Discover the charm and heritage of The Marsh Harrier, a historic country pub nestled on the outskirts of Norwich. Originally known as The King of Prussia in 1840, this delightful venue has a rich history, starting as a small cafe with a tea garden and later transforming into an inn. When war broke out in 1914, it was renamed George IV before undergoing an impressive £1m refurbishment and adopting the name The Marsh Harrier, paying homage to its idyllic rural surroundings and its proximity to the picturesque River Yare. At The Marsh Harrier, you can indulge in a delightful dining experience with menus filled with hearty favourites, country pub classics and seasonal dishes. The well-stocked bar offers a selection of cask ales, fine wines and British gin, perfect for enjoying in the beautiful gardens or by the cosy log fires. Whether you're planning a large group booking, after-work drinks, a work meeting with plug sockets and a quiet area, or celebrating special occasions like Christmas and Easter, The Marsh Harrier is the perfect venue. Come and experience the warm hospitality and rich heritage of The Marsh Harrier – we can't wait to welcome you!
